What is the introduction statement to the constitution, Bill of Rights, Preamble, Articles, Amendments, Translate the section of the preamble: "we the people", government gets it power from the people and exist to serve the people, to continue to make the country better, to administer law fairly and treat people fairly, keep the peace, to protect our freedoms and all future generations, to declare/provide for this nation, Translate the section of the preamble: "we the people", government gets it power from the people and exist to serve the people, to continue to make the country better, to administer law fairly and treat people fairly, keep the peace, to protect our freedoms and all future generations, to declare/provide for this nation, Translate the section of the preamble: "In order to form a more perfect union", government gets it power from the people and exist to serve the people, to continue to make the country better, to administer law fairly and treat people fairly, keep the peace, to protect our freedoms and all future generations, to declare/provide for this nation, Translate the section of the preamble: "establish justice", government gets it power from the people and exist to serve the people, to continue to make the country better, to administer law fairly and treat people fairly, keep the peace, to protect our freedoms and all future generations, to declare/provide for this nation, Translate the section of the preamble: "insure domestic tranquility", government gets it power from the people and exist to serve the people, to continue to make the country better, to administer law fairly and treat people fairly, keep the peace, to protect our freedoms and all future generations, to declare/provide for this nation, Translate the section of the preamble: "secure the blessing of liberty to ourselves and our posterity", government gets it power from the people and exist to serve the people, to continue to make the country better, to administer law fairly and treat people fairly, keep the peace, to protect our freedoms and all future generations, to declare/provide for this nation, Translate the section of the preamble: "do ordain and establish this constitution for the United States of America", government gets it power from the people and exist to serve the people, to continue to make the country better, to administer law fairly and treat people fairly, keep the peace, to protect our freedoms and all future generations, to declare/provide for this nation, Translate the section of the preamble: "promote the general welfare", government gets it power from the people and exist to serve the people, The well being of all, defending the nation as a whole, keep the peace, to protect our freedoms and all future generations, to declare/provide for this nation, Translate the section of the preamble: "provide for the common defense", government gets it power from the people and exist to serve the people, The well being of all, defending the nation as a whole, keep the peace, to protect our freedoms and all future generations, to declare/provide for this nation, What does "Lazy Elephants Jump Slowly And Sleep Regularly" help students remember, What all 7 articles are about, The 10 bill of rights, The name of our first 7 presidents, What does Article 1 about? * ---- Lazy, Legislative, Executive, Judicial, State, Amendment, Supremacy Clause, What does Article 2 about? * ---- Elephants, Legislative, Executive, Judicial, State, Amendment, Supremacy Clause, What does Article 3 about? * ---- Jump, Legislative, Executive, Judicial, State, Amendment, Supremacy Clause, What does Article 4 about? * ---- Slowly, Legislative, Executive, Judicial, State, Amendment, Supremacy Clause, What does Article 5 about? * ---- And, Legislative, Executive, Judicial, State, Amendment, Supremacy Clause, What does Article 6 about? * ---- Sleep, Legislative, Executive, Judicial, State, Amendment, Supremacy Clause, Powers listed in the constitution, Enumerated Power, Elastic Clause, Implied Powers, Veto, Legislative, Delegated Powers, Enumerated Power, Elastic Clause, Implied Powers, Veto, Legislative, Powers that are necessary to be able to carry out Enumerated Powers, Enumerated Power, Judicial Branch, Implied Powers, Veto, Legislative, Executive Branch, Another word for elastic clause or necessary and proper, Enumerated Power, Judicial Branch, Implied Powers, Veto, Legislative, Executive Branch, Lawmaking branch, Enumerated Power, Judicial Branch, Implied Powers, Veto, Legislative, Executive Branch, If the president doesn't like a law that the legislative branch has passed he has the power to __________ it., Enumerated Power, Judicial Branch, Implied Powers, Veto, Legislative, Executive Branch, The president is in the _______________________., Enumerated Power, Judicial Branch, Implied Powers, Veto, Legislative, Executive Branch, Judges and the court system are aspects of the ___________________., Enumerated Power, Judicial Branch, Implied Powers, Veto, Legislative, Executive Branch, Judges and the court system are in the ___________________., Enumerated Power, Judicial Branch, Implied Powers, Veto, Legislative, Executive Branch, According to the supremacy clause (Article 6) the _______________ is the supreme law of the land, Bill of rights, President, Declaration of independence, constitution, Articles of confederation, Which principle of the U.S. applies... In the united states people have the power, Popular Sovereignty, Limited Government, Federalism, Separation of Powers, Checks and Balances, Which principle of the U.S. applies... The government only has the powers listed in the constitution, Popular Sovereignty, Limited Government, Federalism, Separation of Powers, Checks and Balances, Which principle of the U.S. applies... In our government, there is a seperation of power between the state and federal government, Popular Sovereignty, Limited Government, Federalism, Separation of Powers, Checks and Balances, Which principle of the U.S. applies... Within the federal government the power is divided among 3 branches, Popular Sovereignty, Limited Government, Federalism, Separation of Powers, Checks and Balances, Which principle of the U.S. applies... In order to prevent any branch from becoming to powerful the branches have the power to check one another, Popular Sovereignty, Limited Government, Federalism, Separation of Powers, Checks and Balances, Which political party supported the constitution, Federalist, Anti Federalist, Which political party was worried the constitution would limit freedom and therefore didn't want to sign it initially, Federalist, Anti Federalist, Once the Federalist agreed to add the _______________ the Anti Federalist agreed to sign the constitution, Federalist Papers, Bill of Rights, The federalist wrote these essays to try to convince others to ratify the constitution, Federalist Papers, Bill of Rights, A territory within it's own government, State, Confederation, Articles of Confederation, Central, Confederation Congress, Sovereign, is an organization of SEPERATE STATES that cooperate TOGETHER, State, Confederation, Articles of Confederation, Central, Confederation Congress, Sovereign, Federal or National, State, Confederation, Articles of Confederation, Central, Confederation Congress, Sovereign, The countries FIRST constitution, State, Confederation, Articles of Confederation, Central, Confederation Congress, Sovereign, Only branch of central/national/federal gov under our first constitution. Made up of 13 powerful states, State, Confederation, Articles of Confederation, Central, Confederation Congress, Sovereign, Final authority, State, Confederation, Articles of Confederation, Central, Confederation Congress, Sovereign, Money, Foreign affairs, Revunue, Foreclosed, Militia, Preside, Compromise, Citizens military, Foreign affairs, Revunue, Foreclosed, Militia, Preside, Compromise, Relations with other countries, Foreign affairs, Revunue, Foreclosed, Militia, Preside, Compromise, Oversee, Foreign affairs, Revunue, Foreclosed, Militia, Preside, Compromise, Occurs when each side in a dispute gives up something to reach a solution, Foreign affairs, Revunue, Foreclosed, Militia, Preside, Compromise, Plan of basic rules for the government, Constitution, House of Representatives, Senate, President, Electoral College, Great Compromise, Under our current constitution, this lawmaking body is designed to represent the people. Based on the states population. The larger the seat more members you get. ** current constitution.., Constitution, House of Representatives, Senate, President, Electoral College, Great Compromise, Under our current constitution, this lawmaking body is designed to represent the rich. Only 2 per state. Doesn't matter how large the state you get the same amount. ** current constitution.., Constitution, House of Representatives, Senate, President, Electoral College, Great Compromise, Under our current constitution, Who is the leader of the executive Branch?, Constitution, House of Representatives, Senate, President, Electoral College, Great Compromise, Under our current constitution, who chooses the president? Our founders didn't trust ordinary citizens to pick which is why they pick the president., Constitution, House of Representatives, Senate, President, Electoral College, Great Compromise, Compromise that made both large and small states happy. Large states had House of Represenatives; Small States got senate, Constitution, House of Representatives, Senate, President, Electoral College, Great Compromise, Under the confederation congress, how many votes did each state get?, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Under our current constitution, how many houses make up our legislative branch, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Under our current constitution, how many branches are there in the federal government, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Which of the following was NOT a weakness of the AOC., Congress could not: tax, Congress could not: negotiate deals with foreign nations, Congress could not: enforce its laws, Congress could not: establish a national court system, Congress could not: raise its own army, Congress could not: regulate trade, Which of the following was NOT a weakness of the AOC., Congress could not: regulate trade, Congress could not: establish an executive branch for leadership, Congress could not: create an orderly procedure for admitting new states, Congress could not: tax, Congress could: enforce its law, Congress could not: raise its own army, Which of the following was NOT a weakness of the AOC., Congress could not: regulate trade, Congress could not: establish a national court, Congress could not: enforce its laws, Congress could not: sign treaties with foreign nations, Congress could not: raise it's own army, Congress could not: tax

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